Aims: To determine the frequency and distribution of dental caries, periapical lesions, the
periodontal disease, ante-mortem tooth loss and enamel hypoplasia in a high status, urban�…

This paper summarizes results of previous odontological research into the medieval (7th–
15th c. AD) populations in Slovakia and presents conclusions concerning the diachronic and�…

Sažetak Two skeletal series from the Dalmatian hinterland were examined for six dento-
alveolar pathologies: caries, ante mortem tooth loss, abscesses, calculus, alveolar�…

Analysis of the pattern of dental disease in two Late Medieval populations from cemeteries
excavated at archaeological sites in western Serbia was based on the study of tooth wear�…

The paper presents the results of an analysis of frequency and distribution of caries, ante-
mortem tooth loss (AMTL) and abscesses in mediaeval rural populations (11th to 16th�…

Male and female dental disease frequencies were compared to test the hypothesis of
differential stress levels between the sexes in the late Medieval population from Nova Raca�…

The evaluation of social differences in dental health is based on the assumption that
individuals belonging to a higher social class consumed a different diet than a common�…

The incidence of dental disease among people in developing countries today raises
questions about the variation in the oral health of prehistoric populations. Considering these�…

Objective Oral status is an important indicator of past lifestyles. Determining the presence
and extent of oral pathologies helps reconstruct average oral health, paramasticatory�…

Anthropological findings of two cemeteries from the late Avar period (Topon�r and
F�szerlak, Hungary) were examined from the aspect of dental health in order to find out if�…